WhatsApp appears to have fixed issues with its "View Once" privacy feature that previously let users bypass the protection. First introduced in 2021, WhatsApp's View Once allows you to send self ...

A WhatsApp exploit is allowing users access to View Once messages after they are supposed to be inaccessible. Credit: Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images If you're sending a "View Once ...

In September, TechCrunch reported that a bug in the implementation of the “View Once” privacy feature allowed people using WhatsApp’s browser-based web app to display and then keep the ...

In a world where digital privacy is increasingly valued, WhatsApp has taken another step forward with its latest update. Following the introduction of the View Once feature for photos and videos ...

A LOOPHOLE in WhatsApp has let hackers bypass the app's View Once feature, meaning private images and chats have been shared without consent. The View Once feature, introduced in 2022, means ...

WhatsApp’s many features include View Once, so if you had an image or video that you wanted to share, but didn’t want hanging around, it would vanish after a single view. Only it turns out it ...

But a bug in how WhatsApp implements its so-called “View Once” feature in its browser-based web app allows any malicious recipient to display and save the picture and video, which should ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Last year, WhatsApp released a new privacy feature called “View Once” that allowed ...

A recent WhatsApp beta build for Android lets some users check view-once media on linked devices. Before this change, users were limited to viewing expiring attachments on their primary phones.